👟 STQ Sneakers: Lightweight Breathable Athletic Women's Shoes for Active Lifestyles Review

I bought these to try another brand because I always end up at New Balance. Reading the description of them and this STQ I was under the impression that they were made in Colorado. When I received the shoes however it was clear they weren't. The quality and fit seem a little low but so far they're at least comfortable. I wanted them for the gym/running so time will tell if they will wait a minute maybe I should have done more research but I was still disappointed that I was misled!

It took me three pairs of different sizes to find the right one. Finished size is 1/2 smaller than what I usually order in closed toe shoes. The sock is roomy but the laces allow me to pull it down to fit. Not to mention arch support but comfortable. Yesterday was my first day wearing them outside. I walked the dogs, sidewalks, lawns, gravel. The sole has accumulated a lot of dirt, and the grooves on the soles are narrow, almost slit-like, and difficult to scrape out. This will bring dirt into…

I always take off my shoes when I get home - nothing more! I have high arches, high arches and delicate heels. I've never worn a pair of shoes that felt so good. My volunteer work involves a lot of walking and these shoes make me feel like I'm wearing slippers, but they provide even better arch support than my orthotics. The soft top is comfortable for my high instep. The extra wrap around my ankle is an added benefit. They support my legs so well I DO NOT REMOVE them when I get home. I never…

I've had my pair for less than a month and when I first received them I was very impressed. They fit comfortably and were very light on the feet yet supportive. I go every day and I liked how they feel. And then I looked at the soles. In less than a month, the material has worn down so much that the bottom of the shoe is literally concave. When you walk, you spend more on a brand name. The materials used for this are cheap and not very durable. EDIT: When I reported the issue to the seller they

About 10 years ago I fell very badly and almost blew off both my legs. The doctor said it was just a few tendons and muscles and I would probably never walk again. After many years of self-care (I'm a naturalist, herbalist, yoga practitioner, etc.) I was able to stand and walk with no problem. To say it hurt is putting it mildly. However, I continued to improve VERY slowly. Today I walk with a cane due to several falls and my arch has collapsed. So to make the long preview shorter. I've been…